Lottery Sambad kal ka result means yesterday’s completed 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM draw—the result many people need after the homepage has moved to today’s date. Use the date-specific page for all three slots, then match the draw time and date with your ticket before treating any number as a possible prize.
Kal ka result kahan milega
The quickest place to start is the Lottery Sambad result yesterday page. It is organised by the actual calendar date, not just by the word “yesterday”, so the heading tells you which draw date you are reading.
The page brings the 1 PM morning draw, 6 PM evening draw and 8 PM night draw together. Each section shows the draw name, time and prize rows in readable text. On the next day, the same short link moves to the newest completed date; use the permanent date link on the page when you need to save or share one particular day’s result.
This is an independent information page, not a government lottery website. Use it to locate the result quickly, but confirm a prize against the result sheet or gazette issued by the relevant state lottery department before making a claim.
What you need before checking
Keep these details ready:
- The date printed on your ticket or the date of the draw you want to check.
- The draw time: 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM.
- The full ticket number, including the series or letters when the result uses a series.
- A stable internet connection so the complete prize table can load on your phone.
Do not compare a 1 PM ticket with the 6 PM or 8 PM section just because the five-digit number looks similar. The draw date, draw time, series and number all matter.
Step 1: Open the yesterday result page
Start with the date page because it removes the guesswork from a “kal ka” search.
- Open lottery sambad result yesterday in your mobile browser.
- Read the page heading and confirm the date. For example, if today is 17 October 2026, yesterday is 16 October 2026.
- Scroll past the short introduction until you reach the draw sections.
Success looks like a page showing one confirmed date and separate 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM headings. If you see today’s date instead, check the heading again and use the date archive in the next section.
Step 2: Select the correct draw time
The three daily results are separate draws. Use the matching link below if you already know which slot is on your ticket.
| Ticket or draw time | Open this page | What to check first |
|---|---|---|
| 1 PM morning draw | Yesterday 1 PM result | Date, draw name and 1st Prize series |
| 6 PM evening draw | Yesterday 6 PM result | Date and five-digit number |
| 8 PM night draw | Yesterday 8 PM result | Date, draw name and 1st Prize series |
If you are unsure, stay on the combined yesterday page and read the labels. “Morning”, “evening” and “night” are useful descriptions, but the clock time is the safest way to identify the correct section.
Step 3: Read the prize rows in order
Read from the top of the selected draw section. The 1st Prize row normally includes the complete winning ticket reference, while the lower rows contain the other prize categories and their number lists.
Check the following in order:
- Draw name and draw date.
- Draw time: 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM IST.
- 1st Prize series and number, if your ticket has a series.
- 2nd, 3rd and 4th Prize lists.
- The full 5th Prize list, where shown.
On a small screen, rotate the phone only if a table is difficult to read. Do not rely on a cropped screenshot or a social-media forward that leaves out the date or draw time. A result image can be useful as a reference, but the complete text table and the official result sheet are better for checking every prize row.
Step 4: Match your ticket carefully
Compare the ticket one part at a time. First match the draw date and time. Next check the series letters, if present, and then compare the number with the relevant prize list.
A number from a different date is not the same result, even if the draw name is repeated on another weekday. Likewise, a number from the 8 PM result should not be treated as a 1 PM result. Keep the original ticket safe and do not send its personal details to an unknown caller or message account.
Step 5: Verify before making a claim
The final check should be against the issuing lottery department’s current result sheet or gazette. For the Nagaland State Lottery draws, use the Nagaland State Lotteries result gazettes. The 1 PM and 8 PM result pages may use Nagaland draw information; for a different issuing state, follow that state’s current instructions.
Before contacting any office, write down the draw name, draw number if shown, draw date, draw time and the complete ticket number. The result page is for information; it does not confirm ownership, authenticity or eligibility of a ticket.
Parso ya usse pehle ka result
If “kal” is no longer the date you need, use Lottery Sambad old results. The archive lets you search by date and draw time, and it also provides recent date-wise lists and month links.
Use this simple route:
- Open the old-results page.
- Select or enter the exact draw date.
- Choose 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM if the page asks for a slot.
- Open the result and confirm the date again before comparing numbers.
For a month-wide view, the site’s Dear lottery result chart can help you scan first-prize entries by date. A chart is a navigation aid only. If a date is not available, do not replace it with a nearby date or assume that a missing entry has the same result.
Purana ticket claim karne ki time limit
Do not leave a winning ticket until the last day. The current Nagaland State Lotteries prize claim form says claims should be submitted with the complete application and supporting documents to the Directorate or Nodal Officer within 30 days from the draw date published in the official gazette.
The same official form lists documents such as the original signed ticket, PAN, Aadhaar or another accepted identity document, bank details with a cancelled cheque, photographs and the required declaration or affidavit. Requirements can differ by issuing state and prize value, so treat the 30-day period as the current Nagaland instruction—not a universal rule for every 6 PM or other state lottery draw.
The official form also says that prize money is paid after verification and after applicable taxes are deducted. The Income Tax Department’s Section 194B guidance covers tax deduction for qualifying lottery winnings. Tax rules can change, so verify the current rate and take personal tax advice from a qualified professional when needed.
Common mistakes when checking kal ka result
- Opening today’s page: Read the date in the page heading before checking any number.
- Using the wrong slot: A 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM draw are different results. Match the time printed or associated with your ticket.
- Dropping the series: If the ticket includes letters, compare the series as well as the digits.
- Checking only the large 1st Prize box: Look through the 2nd to 5th Prize sections too.
- Trusting a forwarded image: Compare it with the official result sheet or gazette, especially before a claim.
- Sharing sensitive details: No result page can require your OTP, UPI PIN, password or an advance “release fee”.
- Waiting too long: Once you identify a possible prize, read the current claim instructions for the issuing state promptly.
FAQ
What is the Lottery Sambad kal ka result?
It is the result for the previous calendar day’s completed Lottery Sambad draw. Depending on the ticket, you may need the 1 PM, 6 PM or 8 PM result, so always match the date and time.
Where can I check Lottery Sambad yesterday 8 PM?
Open the Lottery Sambad yesterday 8 PM page, then confirm the date shown on the page. Compare the complete number and series with your ticket and verify any possible prize against the relevant official result sheet.
How do I check a Lottery Sambad result from two or more days ago?
Use the old results archive, enter the exact date and select the draw time. Check the date again after opening the result, because weekday draw names can repeat.
Is the result on this website official?
No. This is an independent information website that helps readers find and read published results. The issuing state lottery department’s result sheet or gazette is the final source to use before claiming a prize.
How long do I have to claim a lottery prize?
The current Nagaland State Lotteries claim form says to submit a complete claim within 30 days from the draw date published in the official gazette. Other issuing states or lottery schemes may have different instructions, so confirm the deadline on the current official form for your draw.
